English Teaching, KATE Journal, English education, English learning, journal
Volume 59 Number 2 Summer 2004
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Volume 59 Number 2 Summer 2004
ISSN 1017-7108
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Look Who’s Talking?
Sunmee Chang
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Marking Temporal Expressions: Acquisition of the Lexical Aspect by Adult Korean Learners of English
Jayeon Lim
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EFL Learners’ Vocabulary Development in the Real World: Interests and Preferences
Cheongsook Chin
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Exploring Reading and Writing Connection: A Structural Equation Modeling Approach
Jaewoo Shim
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Effects of Text Types and Tasks on Korean College Students
Eunsil Chun
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The Relationship Between the Ability to Read Aloud and Reading Comprehension in Beginning EFL Reading
Jung-Sook Kim
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Contrasting Task Structuring Practices in Two ESL Classrooms
Eun-Jeong Kim
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A Comparison of the Efficacy Between Input-based Instruction and Output-based Instruction in Focus on Form
Miran Yang
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A Study on Comparability of Paper-based and Computer-based Reading Test Scores
Soyoung Lee
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An Intergrated Approach to a College Freshmen English Course: A Case Study of the College English Program at Seoul National University
Mi-jeong Song & Yong-Yae Park
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The effects of English listening comprehension strategy training on Korean EFL learners
Dongkyoo Kim
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The Impact of Collegian Mentoring on English Learning of Secondary Students
Kilryoung Lee & Myeongshik Hwang
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The Effects of Personality Type and Gender on Strategy Use and English Achievement Level
Seongwon Lee & Eunji Lee
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An Analysis of “Let’s Play” Activities, in the 6th Grade Textbook of the 7th National English Curriculum
Young-Ye Park & Jungsam Kim
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An Analytic Look at Descriptive Reporting in Elementary School English Performative Assessment
Jeong-ryeol Kim, Jiyeo Yun, & Youngmi Kim
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Why Not Moderate-High?: Rating Issues in EFL Speaking Assessment
Dongil Shin
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English Language Policy in Australia
David E. Ingram
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